Español Diary: my top 🖐🏼 must-visit in Ronda

If there was a place on earth I should like to retire in, it would be Ronda. My first and only visit to this little white village and I am absolutely in love.

Visited in Spring and had the loveliest weather. Clear blue skies, mostly cloudless; bright sunshine; vast greenery ☀️ What is there not to love about this place?

Heard so much about Ronda from friends and came for the El Tajo de Ronda. Little did I realise how much I would come to love this place.

Here’s where I went (and highly recommend):

📌 El Tajo de Ronda

📍 C. Armiñán, 3, 29400 Ronda, Málaga, Spain

Deep, dramatic gorge that separates and connects the new and old towns. Recommended to hike down for splendid, breathtaking views.

📌 Mirador de Aldehuela

📍 C. Armiñán, 1, 29400 Ronda, Málaga, Spain

The bridge above the gorge.

Views of the vast mountains 😍

📌 Mirador de Ronda (la Sevillana)

📍 Ctra. de los Molinos, 1955, 29400 Ronda, Málaga, Spain

Vistas of gorge, mountains and Puente Nuevo can be seen from this viewpoint (Google Maps).

📌 Puente Viejo

📍 C. Real, 2, 29400 Ronda, Málaga, Spain

16th century pedestrian bridge with expansive views of the city and mountains.

📌 Arab Baths Archaeological Site

📍 C. Molino de Alarcón, s/n, 29400 Ronda, Málaga, Spain

13th century Arab baths. The oldest and most well-preserved in all of Spain.

Ronda’s a great spot to stay for a few days, just to soak in Mother Nature and enjoy the slow life ✨

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